Bulletproof vest demonstrated by firing bullets from a revolver on men wearing it. Several officers gathered in a group. One officer fires bullets from a revolver on a man wearing a bulletproof jacket in Washington DC. The bullets are also fired on another man smoking a cigar and wearing a bulletproof vest.
U.S. President Herbert Hoover at the White House in Washington DC. Views of the United States Capitol. President Hoover talks to a woman. Views of the White House. The President meets dignitaries and all pose for a camera.
U.S. President Herbert Clark Hoover and his wife, Louise, leaving the United States Capitol in Washington DC. Views of the Capitol building. President and Mrs.Hoover, led by uniformed officials and surrounded by officials and secret service agents, descend steps of the Capitol and enter a waiting motorcar. A man takes snaps of them. A United States flag and a Presidential flag on the car. The license plate bears the number 100. The car is driven away, followed by several other cars. .
President Herbert Hoover and his wife, Louise, leaving the United States Capitol in Washington DC. Views of the building. President and Mrs. Hoover are led down the steps of the Capitol by uniformed guards, and accompanied by Secret Service agents, as they make their way to a waiting car. The car displays American and Presidential flags. The car, a Cadillac V-16, displaying license plate with number 100 on it, is driven away.
Report of the Wickersham Commission in Washington D.C., United States. George W. Wickersham at a desk as he goes through papers. People read out the findings of the Commission on Crime with relation to prohibition.
People mourn at death of Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Nicholas Longworth IV in Washington DC. The U.S. Capitol Building. Highlights of Nicholas Longworth IV's life show him at public function with wife Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth. He is with aviator Charles Augustus Lindbergh. He addresses the U.S. House of Representatives as the speaker.